In Memorial: Our Favorite Secret 1983-2012 Secret was the most successful stallion ever at Triple Oak Farm. He won Michigan's Sire Of The Year Award seven straight times, produced countless year-end and Futurity winners and his daughters are still producing great foals. Born in Shelbyville, TN, he moved north to Triple Oak Farm at age 3 and lived there until age 18. He later moved to Hobby Horse Farms in Duluth, Minn. for the last 11 years of his life. Secret was a strikingly beautiful stallion, an easy keeper and was healthy until he took ill and passed on. Many thanks to Sally and Dale Frones for their loving care of him. He had a good long life of 29 years, but he will be missed. He was a legend in his time.
Top quality German Shepherd puppies, see our gallery page
Triple Oak Farm's Carol Branam was honored as one of three 2007 recipients of the Michigan Horse Council Catalyst Award in recognition of her lifetime of service to the Michigan equine industry. This has included youth programs, judging, showing and leadership through state and national service to Tennessee Walking Horse organizations and through the MHC.

Horses Bought and Sold

We have a frequently changing inventory of user friendly Tennessee Walking Horses.

Our Services: buying, selling, breeding, boarding, trail riding, equipment, gait analysis, judging and consulting -- and always spreading the word on Tennessee Walking Horses! We offer TWH Basic Dressage, Saddle and Stock Seat equitation lessons. Boarding stalls available now!

Our History: Generations of horses have come and gone since the founding of Triple Oak Farm, but the underlying philosophy remains the same: matching customers with top quality Tennessee Walking Horses, through breeding, buying, selling and training. Based in Grand Blanc, Michigan, we bring the best to the North!

We're always interested in buying and we have access to horses not on this site, so call or email if you see what you're looking for, or if you don't!

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Items Wanted

WANTED: Registered Walkers, broke to ride, quality English or Western tack, horses in need of top-quality training.